Thomas M. Cassidy, 77, a well-known Patton resident, died at the Miners Hospital, Spangler, at 3:30 a.m. Sunday. He had been a hospital patient for the past three weeks and had been in failing health since last February.
A son of Thomas and Bridget (Murphy) Cassidy, he was born in Ireland (this is incorrect - he was born in Lanarkshire county, Scotland but of Irish decent)January 11, 1872. He had been employed as a blacksmith by the Hastings Fuel Co. and was a member of Hastings Local 393, U.M.W.A.
He is survived by his widow the former Bridget C. Scott, and the following children: Mrs. Leo Panther, Round Lake, Chicago; Thomas, Leonard and Francis, all of Johnstown: John, with the U.S. Army in Alaska: Mrs. Clair Regan, Carrolltown: Mrs. Cecelia Lippert, Indianapolis, In.; Mrs. James Ensbrenner, Philadelphia and Mary, at home.
He was a brother of Elizabeth Trainer, Chester; John Cassidy and Mrs. Mary Simpson, both of Kingston; Mrs. Agnes Blank of Philadelphia; Mrs. Theresa Jones, Lansdown, and Mrs. Jane Kline, Blythburn. Several grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services were held at 9 o;clock this Thursday morning in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Patton.
Interment was made in the church cemetery.
Resource - Obituary was published in a Patton Newspaper - A copy was given to me my his grandson Raymond Cassidy by mail on 4-1-2009. Raymond is the son of Leo P. & Helen Balon Cassidy. Leo is the son of Thomas Michel Cassidy.
Thomas M. Cassidy, 77, a well-known Patton resident, died at the Miners Hospital, Spangler, at 3:30 a.m. Sunday. He had been a hospital patient for the past three weeks and had been in failing health since last February.
A son of Thomas and Bridget (Murphy) Cassidy, he was born in Ireland (this is incorrect - he was born in Lanarkshire county, Scotland but of Irish decent)January 11, 1872. He had been employed as a blacksmith by the Hastings Fuel Co. and was a member of Hastings Local 393, U.M.W.A.
He is survived by his widow the former Bridget C. Scott, and the following children: Mrs. Leo Panther, Round Lake, Chicago; Thomas, Leonard and Francis, all of Johnstown: John, with the U.S. Army in Alaska: Mrs. Clair Regan, Carrolltown: Mrs. Cecelia Lippert, Indianapolis, In.; Mrs. James Ensbrenner, Philadelphia and Mary, at home.
He was a brother of Elizabeth Trainer, Chester; John Cassidy and Mrs. Mary Simpson, both of Kingston; Mrs. Agnes Blank of Philadelphia; Mrs. Theresa Jones, Lansdown, and Mrs. Jane Kline, Blythburn. Several grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services were held at 9 o;clock this Thursday morning in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Patton.
Interment was made in the church cemetery.
Resource - Obituary was published in a Patton Newspaper - A copy was given to me my his grandson Raymond Cassidy by mail on 4-1-2009. Raymond is the son of Leo P. & Helen Balon Cassidy. Leo is the son of Thomas Michel Cassidy.
Family Members
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Felix Bernard Cassidy
1874–1929
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John Joseph Cassidy
1876–1962
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Agnes Cassidy Heffernan-Blanke
1879–1950
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Katherine C. "Katie" Cassidy Burke
1881–1910
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Mary Agnes Cassidy Simpson
1883–1963
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Elizabeth Leona Cassidy Trainer
1886–1968
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Jane A. Cassidy Kline
1888–1980
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Theresa "Theressa" Cassidy Jones
1890–1952
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William Thomas Cassidy
1894–1935
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